Glass tempering preheating lamp

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Keeping Lab Glass from Blowing Up

When you’re annealing lab-grade glass, the margin for error is tiny. We’re talking about a fraction of a degree. That’s the difference between a piece of equipment that lasts for years and one that shatters the second a chemical reaction hits it. Here’s what’s actually happening: as you form the glass, internal stress builds up. If you don’t bleed that tension out with a careful cooling cycle, the glass stays “tight.” And tight glass is dangerous glass.

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Glass tempering preheating lamp

Keeping Lab Glass from Blowing Up